For those wanting to visit both sides of Victoria Falls, the KAZA visa has allowed this to become a reality without the financial burden of travellers having to purchase multi-visas. Although the idea is for the KAZA visa to eventually incorporate Angola, Botswana and Namibia it is currently available for Zimbabwe and Zambia only (although it does also cover those who visit Botswana for day trips via the Kazangula borders).
It costs US$50.00 per person and is valid for 30 days allowing for multiple crossings providing you remain within Zimbabwe or Zambia. These UniVisa’s are available to nationals of countries who are already granted visas upon arrival to both Zimbabwe and Zamibia;
| Argentina | Germany | Portugal |
| Austria | Greece | Puerto Rico |
| Australia | Hungary | Russia |
| Belgium | Iceland | Rwanda |
| Brazil | Israel | Slovakia Republic |
| Britain (UK) | Italy | Slovenia Republic |
| Brunei | Japan | Spain |
| Burundi | Liechtenstein | Sweden |
| Canada | Luxembourg | Switzerland |
| Cook Islands | Monaco | U.A.E |
| Czech Republic | Netherlands | Uruguay |
| Denmark | New Zealand | USA |
| Finland | Norway | |
| France | Poland |
So now travellers can be their own judge of the endless debate of ‘which side of the Falls is better’.
